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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1919. Events In Americus Society MISS RUBY LEE WOOD TO WED E. J. HATCHER. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wood, of Tal lahassee, Fla., announce The engage ment of their daughter, Ruby Lee, to E. J. Hatcher, of Quincy, Fla., the wedding to take place late in Novem-: her at the home of the bride’s par ents. No cards. The announcement of Miss Wood's approaching marriage will be receiv ed with cordial interest in Americus where the family formerly lived and ■ made many friends. missionary society meeting postponed. On account of the absence of the president, the Hortense Tinsley Mis sionary Society will not hold its reg ular meeting Monday afternoon but the session will be postponed until' Monday, Nov. 17. • • • NEW BRIDGE CLUB MEETS WITH MISS DODSON. A new bridge club has been form ed which is composed of a coterie of' charming young women and matrons' who will meet on Friday of each < week. Miss Georgia Bena Dodson; entertained the club at its in itial meeting at a delightful party. Beautiful chrysanthemums j from the hostess’ own garden adorn-; ed the rooms. Present were Mrs. i Heys McMath, Miss Sara Tower, ■ Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. Walter; Rylander, Mrs. Glenn Hooks, Mrs. J Tom Hooks, Miss Louise Williford,l Miss Kathleen Denham, Miss Louise Marshall, Miss Claire Everett, Mrs. | E. B. Everett, Mrs. Wilbur Smith,’ Miss Alice McNeill, Miss Sara Shes- ■ field, Mrs. Earle Schofield, Miss i Clara Bowen. r- ■ ♦ PARTIES GIVEN FOR MISS MARY BELLE GREEN. Miss Mary Belle Green is being de- j lightfully entertained preceding her marriage to Roy Johnson, of Hunt- j ington, which will be an important social event taking place on Tues day, Nov. 11. Miss Mary Sue Chambliss’ luncheon yesterday was a S, *-•< **•■•*<■ \ Ts? 1 Wiiolft There’s snap in the air. After an unprecedented spell of warm weather, winter is sure to come now. Cold days and wintry blasts call for new clothes. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Shoes for the family. Merchandise is extremely scarce, and what duplicates we are able to obtain, is at greatly increased cost. Right now. We are ready to care for your wants. Smart Coats for the Outdoor Call Every Coat in the collection measures up fully to the demands that even the critical wo man could make. They are in the newest approved Winter models. The assortment is large and offers ample scope for selection. It would be almost impossible to duplicate these Coats at their price in the wholesale market of -day. < Wom-n ar/, freely. We invite you to view them. $39.50, $55, $75 Upward Join The Red Cross NOW! PINKSTON COMPANY pretty compliment to the bride elect, and Miss Orlean Ansley gave a dinner party for her which assem bled the wedding party and a few in timate friends. Miss Geraldine Payne complimented her with a mis cellaneous shower yesterday after noon at her home on Lee street. Pink roses, chrysanthemums and cos mos decorated the rooms and the honor guest was lovely in a gown of dark blue georgette with which she wore a large black hat and furs. Many beautiful gifts were showered (upon her from a large ribbon, tied basket. The guest list included Miss Eunice Royal, Miss Mary Bell Green, Miss Mary Sue Chambliss, Miss Kath erine Hamilton, Miss Margaret Wheatley, Miss Mary Alice Lingo, Miss Marguerite Everette, Miss Or lean Ansley, Miss Claire Everette, Miss Emmie Glover, Miss Elizabeth Harris, Mrs. E. B. Everette, Mrs. Cloyd Buchanan, Miss Louise Mar- i shall. BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR THOMAS B. HOOKS. Mrs. Thomas B. Hooks gave a fam ily dinner last night the occasion be ing the celebration of Mr. Hook’s birthday. The table’s centerpiece was a loving cup of pink roses sur rounded by unshaded tapers in sil ver candlesticks Present were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dykes, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hooks, Mr and Mrs. J. D. Hooks, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Fur low Gatewood. » « • BUFFET SUPPER FOR WEDDING PARTY. Miss Margaret Everette will en tertain at a buffet supper tomorrow evening, following the rehearsal for the Green-Johnson wedding which will take place on Tuesday next. • • • MR. AND MRS LANIER DELIGHTFULLY ENTERTAINED. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lanier and Hollis Lanier, of Americus, have been delightfully entertained as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark How ell at “Pine Hill” their home on Wes- Knit. Underwear II Os Surpassing Merit. Knit Underwear of cotton, lisle and Ik i silk and wool. From Merode. rWivhl ‘ Union Suits « Pants and Shirts T\) Vests, Teddies —- —— — Dr. srr." . K. ■ _ HV i .BQ A'* This Is A Family Shoe Store In this immense stock are shoes of every description for every member of the family. Boots and Slippers of the finest grades. Men’s Shoes by Nettleton, or Brogans. Sturdy Boys’ Shoes in English or Army lasts. Shoes for girls from “first steps’’ to dancing Slippers. All Shoes correctly and carefully fitted. ley drive. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sciple gave a pretty luncheon Friday at 1 o’clock at the Piedmont club assem bling twelve guests. Mr. and Mrs. Howell entertained at a bright dinner party Thursday evening in compliment to their guests.—Atlanta Journal. • • • Mrs. Charles Burke and little daughter will return tomorrow from Camilla where they have been visit ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Spraybeiry an nounce the birth of a daughter, Oct. 31, who has been named Katherine Adelle. MERE MENTION ABOUT TOWN Tiffany electric clocks. Bell, the Jeweler.— 9-ts ! BULPS —Paper White Narcissus,; Jonquils, Tulips and Crocus. Phone i 150. Americus Seed Supply Co. 9-lt W. D. Ivy is improving after a re cent serious illness at his home on Church street. Winter Lawn Grass Seed. Phone 150. Americus Seed & Supply Co. 9-lt Mrs. Sam Rogers, of Sumter, was a visitor in the city Saturday morn ing. How is that Hot Water bottle and Fountain Syringe? CARSWELL DRUG CO., has just received a new lot. Phone 98.—9-3 t Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Turpin, Mrs. Barlow Council, Mrs. Ella McNul ty and Mr. and Mrs. Carr Glover left Detroit, Mich., en route to Americus, by automobile. Robert Harvey, who has been visit- AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER. CALLED MEETING OF WOMAN’S CLUB MONDAY. A called meeting of the Woman’s; Club, through the heads of the com- I mittees, will be held at the Carnegie 1 , library Monday afternoon at 3 . o’clock. Every member is urged to be present and on time. • • • . ' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Turpin, Mr. ! and Mrs. Carr Glover, Mrs. R. E. McNulty and Mrs. Barlow Council left Detroit yesterday by motor and will return home one day this week. * * * I Mrs. J. S. Lee has returned to her ■ home in Ellaville after a pleasant visit to friends in Americus. ; ing his sister, Miss Cecil Harvey on Lee street, left Saturday for Nor folk, where he will resume his duties on the U. S. destroyer Manley. Mr. Harvey is a first-class yoeman in the ; navy and will take an examination on his arrival at Norfolk for the grade of chief -yoeman. WHITMAN’S CANDIES always fresh, our fountain drinks the very best. CARSWELL DRUG CO, Phone 98.—9-3 t Mrs W. D. Davidson, Mrs. W. J. Crawford and Mrs. G .B, Cook, of Dawson; Mrs. P. C. Gilmore and Mrs. C. M. Mitchell, of Montezuma, and Mrs. C. C. Carr and children, of Goldsboro, N. C., dined at the Tea "Hoorn Friday. Ask your doctor to leave or phone your Prescriptions to CARSWELL DRUG CO. We 'appreciate your trade and offer you prompt and ef ficient service. Phone <98.—9-3t J. T. Price, of Huntington, lunched at the Tea Room yesterday. Scotch Highlander*’ Band Opera House, Monday 8 P. M. 9-lt UMPIRE COSTS, AMERICUS HIGH I ALBANYVICTORY I . The Americus high school football team emerged from their game with Look Out- I Cold weather is coming—at least it always has-and you’ll need a good supply of cold turning garments, such as COAT SUITS SERGE DRESSES NICE COAT WOOL SWEATERS WINTER UNDERWEAR • OUTING GOWNS KNITTED PETTICOATS For the House— WOOL BLANKETS PLAID BLANKETS I COTTON BLANKETS COMFORTS. ETC. BUY AUTO ROBES NOW—We Have A Full Line Os Them best BEST VALUES -Tl SELLS THE BEST. VALUES Retreading! Retreading! Ask a man who runs one of our Retreads. A few of our long list of satisfied custom* ers who know what our Retreads are: J. A. PINKSTON JULE BLAND E. M. PRATHER Johnston, S. C. STEWART PRATHER R. A. SMITH E. L. BELL . Thomasville, Ga. C. M. COUNCIL T. M. FURLOW E. B. COUNCIL GYLES & ANDREWS DR. F. L. CATO G. A. PERRY HERBERT HAWKINS MIZE GROCERY CO. OSCAR M. HEARD G. W. RILEY Cordele, Gau N. M. DUDLEY CHAS. L. ANSLEY We Do Not Repair Your Tires Unless They Are Worth It Americus Steam Vulcanizing Co. J. W. LOTT, Mgr. Rear Americus Auto Co. Phone 506 Albany high team at Albany Friday afternoon with a 0 to 0 score and a conviction that they were treated un fairly when Johnson's touchdown, made on a 40 yard run around end, was disallowed by the umpire, who called the players back to scrim mage, charging the Americus team with being off-side. The Americus goal was never in danger, but it was a hard fought game. The same teams met here a few weeks ago and Al bany lost by a 6-0 score. The Amer- PAGE SEVEN icus high sent a large delegation rooters to Albany who did tnuaface encourage their team. SHRINERS NOTICE. ‘ All shriners are urged to attrtns. a meeting, called" by the chairma® the executive committee, to tnest® the office of S. R. Heys at the evert house next Monday at 5 p.m. Th® meeting is very important, and will not detain more than 30 or 45 im»- utes.